In this major, students participate in an interdepartmental program that presents coverage of the broad area of business administration. Interests may be satisfied in several areas, or students may prepare generally for business and government activity or for pre-law and graduate studies.

Combining a strong business component with an in-depth study of state-of-the-art technology and analytics, the Business Systems and Analytics major is designed to prepare students for successful careers as business analysts and managers in any organizational environment. Typically embedded in the business units, analysts possess a thorough understanding of both business processes and the technologies that support them. Business analysts play a unique role, facilitating communication between the traditional IT area and the various business functions. The major is career-oriented as it provides the opportunity for internships and other professional experiences.

Combining a strong business component with an in-depth study of state-of-the-art technology and analytics, the Business Systems and Analytics major is designed to prepare students for successful careers as business analysts and managers in any organizational environment. Typically embedded in the business units, analysts possess a thorough understanding of both business processes and the technologies that support them. Business analysts play a unique role, facilitating communication between the traditional IT area and the various business functions. The major is career-oriented as it provides the opportunity for internships and other professional experiences.

The entrepreneurship major provides students with leading edge methods in opportunity recognition, innovation advancement, and problem-solving. The major prepares graduates to start their own business, be a contributor to an existing entrepreneurial firm (including their family's businesses), as well as a critical thinker and intrapreneur in any organization.

The Finance major prepares students for careers in a wide range of settings, including those in the financial services sector such as banking, brokerage, insurance, and financial analysis. It is also excellent training for commerce, government, and education administration as well as further professional training like law school.

The International Business major is designed to prepare students for careers with firms doing business across national borders. The three-pronged major requires proficiency in a second language, cultural proficiency in a geographic area of interest (consistent with one’s language study), and technical competence in international business skills. The program requires an approved international study or work experience, and two such experiences are encouraged.

Selling is a fundamental part of every business; knowing how to effectively and persuasively sell an idea, a product, a service, point of view, or even yourself is critical to long-term success. Through coursework, role-plays, and projects, students develop persuasive communication skills that build long-term relationships. With a solid understanding of the consultative selling process, students are prepared for a career in sales, sales management, and sales leadership in any organization or industry.

Stetson University provides students with a flexible curriculum where they can receive a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science or Computer Information Systems. The Computer Science major gives students a broad overview of the field of computer science and prepares them for graduate study in computer science or a career in the industry that emphasizes the student’s technical expertise. The Computer Information Systems major is designed for students who are interested in applying today’s technologies to the solution of business problems. Students choosing this major are prepared for graduate study in information technology, computer information systems, software engineering, or a career in the industry that emphasizes software application development. By taking courses that emphasize network and Web-based application development that include selected electronic business courses, and by combining this knowledge with a minor in business, students obtain a solid foundation -- not only in computer information systems but also in how the technology is used in a business environment.

Stetson University provides students with a flexible curriculum where they can receive a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science or Computer Information Systems. The Computer Science major gives students a broad overview of the field of computer science and prepares them for graduate study in computer science or a career in the industry that emphasizes the student’s technical expertise. The Computer Information Systems major is designed for students who are interested in applying today’s technologies to the solution of business problems. Students choosing this major are prepared for graduate study in information technology, computer information systems, software engineering, or a career in the industry that emphasizes software application development. By taking courses that emphasize network and Web-based application development that include selected electronic business courses, and by combining this knowledge with a minor in business, students obtain a solid foundation -- not only in computer information systems but also in how the technology is used in a business environment. 

As a mathematics major in coordination with your advisors, you can construct tracks of study that will lead to a variety of careers and graduate school opportunities in pure and applied mathematics and education. Our program offers formal concentrations in actuarial and financial mathematics, mathematics applied to physics and statistics. Other interdisciplinary applications may also be pursued.

We seek to develop students' abilities to think precisely and creatively about a variety of problems, to write and speak clearly and persuasively about these ideas and to be aware of the intellectual power and significance of mathematical thought and computing in today's technological society.

Mathematics is an intellectually vital and beautiful field of study, one which has a history of four millennia, but in which new discoveries are made regularly. A bachelor's degree in mathematics, combined with a broad-based education, will offer a valuable edge: the ability to think clearly, to solve problems, to make decisions, and to communicate effectively. Students who major in Mathematics can, in coordination with their advisers, choose a course of study that leads to career and graduate school opportunities in pure mathematics or applied mathematics. A major in Mathematics, combined with teacher certification, will allow students to enter the teaching occupation at the secondary level. Candidates with these qualifications are in high demand throughout the country. With guidance from faculty advisers, students can also pursue other interdisciplinary studies, combining mathematics with biology, economics, physics, and other fields. Students may choose to concentrate their mathematical studies in a particular area as an applied interest.  Formal concentrations are offered in Actuarial and Financial Mathematics, Mathematical Physics, and Statistics. These concentrations join critical courses from pure and applied mathematics with foundational mathematics courses to provide a powerful basis for further study or careers in these fields. Small classes and extensive computer use provides students with hands-on experience.

Mathematics is an intellectually vital and beautiful field of study, one which has a history of four millennia, but in which new discoveries are made regularly. A bachelor's degree in mathematics, combined with a broad-based education, will offer a valuable edge: the ability to think clearly, to solve problems, to make decisions, and to communicate effectively. Students who major in Mathematics can, in coordination with their advisers, choose a course of study that leads to career and graduate school opportunities in pure mathematics or applied mathematics. A major in Mathematics, combined with teacher certification, will allow students to enter the teaching occupation at the secondary level. Candidates with these qualifications are in high demand throughout the country. With guidance from faculty advisers, students can also pursue other interdisciplinary studies, combining mathematics with biology, economics, physics, and other fields. Students may choose to concentrate their mathematical studies in a particular area as an applied interest.  Formal concentrations are offered in Actuarial and Financial Mathematics, Mathematical Physics, and Statistics. These concentrations join critical courses from pure and applied mathematics with foundational mathematics courses to provide a powerful basis for further study or careers in these fields. Small classes and extensive computer use provides students with hands-on experience.

Students interested in biological research, the environmental sciences, the health professions (medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, etc.), and a host of other fields in the life sciences often major in biology. Recent senior research projects completed by biology students cover a diverse range of topics including investigations of neural pathways in mammals, turtle nesting ecology, fish distribution in Florida springs, the effects of chemicals on amphibian development, pollination of an endangered species, the impact of UV light on DNA, and the molecular ecology of freshwater invertebrates.

This major is designed for students interested in a scientific understanding of life in both aquatic (freshwater) and marine (saltwater) environments. Senior research projects in this field have included studies of lateral line development in salamanders, the nesting ecology of freshwater and sea turtles, the impact of artificial reef design on fish abundance, the population biology of an endangered species of snail, spring fish ecology, and manatee distribution and mortality.

This major is designed for students interested in the interface between the life sciences and physical sciences. It is administered through the Biology Department. Course descriptions can be found under the respective departments offering these courses.

Chemistry is the study of the atomic and molecular structure of matter and is, therefore, a widely diverse subject with close links to almost all other areas of science and technology. It offers excellent undergraduate preparation for advanced study in areas ranging from the health professions to the physical and biological sciences and from business to law; an undergraduate degree in chemistry also affords direct entrance into government and industrial work. While offering a comprehensive instructional program supported by modern laboratory equipment, the Chemistry Department at Stetson places special emphasis on undergraduate research, small class size, and close attention to the needs and interests of the individual student.

The department offers the ACS-certified B.S. degree in chemistry and in biochemistry, designated a professional degree by the American Chemical Society’s (ACS's) Committee on Professional Training and available only from those departments whose programs are approved by the ACS.

Chemistry is the study of the atomic and molecular structure of matter and is, therefore, a widely diverse subject with close links to almost all other areas of science and technology. It offers excellent undergraduate preparation for advanced study in areas ranging from the health professions to the physical and biological sciences and from business to law; an undergraduate degree in chemistry also affords direct entrance into government and industrial work. While offering a comprehensive instructional program supported by modern laboratory equipment, the Chemistry Department at Stetson places special emphasis on undergraduate research, small class size, and close attention to the needs and interests of the individual student.

The department offers the ACS-certified B.S. degree in chemistry and in biochemistry, designated a professional degree by the American Chemical Society’s (ACS's) Committee on Professional Training and available only from those departments whose programs are approved by the ACS.

Stetson University provides students with a flexible curriculum where they can receive a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science or Computer Information Systems. The Computer Science major gives students a broad overview of the field of computer science and prepares them for graduate study in computer science or a career in the industry that emphasizes the student’s technical expertise. The Computer Information Systems major is designed for students who are interested in applying today’s technologies to the solution of business problems. Students choosing this major are prepared for graduate study in information technology, computer information systems, software engineering, or a career in the industry that emphasizes software application development. By taking courses that emphasize network and Web-based application development that include selected electronic business courses, and by combining this knowledge with a minor in business, students obtain a solid foundation -- not only in computer information systems but also in how the technology is used in a business environment.

Environmental scholars and geographers seek a holistic understanding of the Earth that links natural processes with human activities. How do we shape the Earth, and how does the Earth shape us? Unique tools of the trade include Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Global Positioning Systems (GPS) to visualize human and natural phenomena. We emphasize applied learning at all levels (field studies, study abroad, internships, and service-learning projects) with an interdisciplinary curriculum spanning the College of Arts and Sciences and with links to the School of Business and the College of Law. Career opportunities for graduates are as diverse as the planet itself. Examples include public and private sector employment, urban planning, international development, wildlife conservation, geospatial analysis, environmental policy, environmental education, and resource management, among others. Students may not pursue the B.A. and B.S. degrees simultaneously.

Environmental scholars and geographers seek a holistic understanding of the Earth that links natural processes with human activities. How do we shape the Earth, and how does the Earth shape us? Unique tools of the trade include Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Global Positioning Systems (GPS) to visualize human and natural phenomena. We emphasize applied learning at all levels (field studies, study abroad, internships, and service-learning projects) with an interdisciplinary curriculum spanning the College of Arts and Sciences and with links to the School of Business and the College of Law. Career opportunities for graduates are as diverse as the planet itself. Examples include public and private sector employment, urban planning, international development, wildlife conservation, geospatial analysis, environmental policy, environmental education, and resource management, among others. Students may not pursue the B.A. and B.S. degrees simultaneously.